PropertyGuru Editorial Team

Pinery Residences is a rare mixed-use development in Tampines West, offering direct MRT access, integrated retail conveniences, and thoughtfully designed homes within a vibrant mature estate.

Singapore’s sustainability agenda is entering a more decisive phase. The pressures are clear: rising temperatures, resource limits, shifting buyer expectations and a built environment that contributes substantially to national emissions.

Across a typical weekday in Singapore, the boundaries between work, leisure and daily routines blur quickly. A resident might start the morning in a café beneath a mixed-use tower, move to a co-working floor within the same district, spend the afternoon in a neighbourhood hotel lounge and end the day in a compact retail precinct.

Singapore’s skyline continues its upward climb, yet the character of the city is still formed most clearly at ground level. Away from the towers and integrated districts, neighbourhoods evolve through smaller interventions.

Singapore’s relationship with height has always been pragmatic. But in 2025, the city’s most ambitious developments suggested a move beyond efficiency and skyline expression.

As 2025 draws to a close, Singapore’s real estate sector feels steadier than it did a year ago. The slowdown of 2024, marked by softer launches, subdued GLS participation and more restrained buying, has given way to a calmer environment in which developers are shaping strategy with clearer intent.

Seller Stamp Duty in Singapore can come as a shock if you sell too soon. This 2026 guide explains SSD holding periods, updated rates for homes bought from 4th July, 2025, how IRAS calculates SSD using the higher of sale price or market value, plus key exemptions for HDB, private, and industrial property sellers.

Decoupling tax in Singapore is often discussed by property owners looking to manage ABSD exposure when buying another home. This 2026 guide explains how property decoupling works, current ABSD rules, eligibility conditions, common mistakes, and alternative strategies, helping owners understand costs, compliance, and whether decoupling is the right move.

Coastal Cabana, the executive condominium (EC) jointly developed by Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings, ZACD Group and Jianan Capital, sold a total of 498 units (over 66%) on launch weekend (17 and 18 January 2026) at an average price of S$1,734 psf.

Toa Payoh BTO 2026 offers buyers a rare chance to secure a new flat in a mature, city-fringe estate. This guide covers updated price ranges, floor plan options, buyer reviews, and post-MOP performance to help you assess affordability, suitability, and long-term value before applying.